Adisom Hiaali Weekly Edition Brief
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Newspaper
Madison Weekly Herald
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
1
Local Families Farewell as Train Departure Noted
Mr John Boies and family tied onto a train bound for dairy work. Mrs Ro Woe and Miss Frac joined morning farewells from Poplar Street as visitors depart for Kentucky. The Stowards have returned after a visit and others remain as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boies
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Poplar Stret
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Fragmentary text appears to note events and names such as Henry, George, and Clark, with scattered references to real estate and a November time frame. The readable items are disjointed and lack a clear, cohesive story or outcome.
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Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with no clear event or entities to identify. No discernible people, organizations, places, or dates are readable to form a factual summary.
Port 4 State Meeting and Autoca Trip Details
Fragmentary OCR lists attendees and participants for a Port 4 state meeting and an auto club trip. Names include J Grabara, Herbert Lyon, Charles Kod, Elmer, Charles G4, Wm C.K., Sidney Ko, Robert Fo Sth, Walter Graver, Robert Yunk, Frederick iasy, Joe Schofield and their wives or related attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meni
John
J. Grabara
Herbert Lyon
Charles Kod
Elmer EL
Charles
Funeral services held for Mrs Pearl Furter at West Fork Church
Funeral services for Mrs Pearl Furter, died last Friday in Marion, were held at 10 o'clock this morning at West Fork Baptist Church with many friends in attendance. Burial followed in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Furter
Marion
Edin Land
Shelby Township
West Fork Baptist Church
Pleasant Ridge funeral for Emma Bowtooter attendee list
The Pleasant Ridge service for Mrs Emma Bowtooter was held this afternoon in the Methodist church with Reverend Madusen in charge. Pallbearers included local names. the procession followed to the cemetery with final rites. Lambert and Murray, accompanied by Mrs Logan and her mother Mrs Cole, traveled to Cincinnati after the train ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Bowtooter
Shay Thormay
Methodist
Doorence Logan
Cineintath
Indirect Voice for Philippine Independence by Governor Harrison
Francis Burton Harrison argues after six years as governor general that the Philippines are ready for independence. He cites a stable government, a Philippine congress, and a path similar to the Piatt amendment to restrict future borrowing and allow U.S. intervention if needed. He praises native leadership, U.S. influenced reforms, and English bilingual public schooling as proof of readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govermor
Philippine Islands
Congress
Grant
McKinley
Mr. Root
Piatt
Ubal
Theodostates
Theo
Cate
Yate
Princeton
Harvard
Santo Tonas
Vandam
Osmeta
House of Representatives
Anel
Quezon
Senate
Philippines
United States
Munitta
Uncle Sam
Red Cross
Misrepresented Race and Baseball Opening Date
The article argues that Filipinos are largely civilized Christians and refines public perception, noting the rarity of street fights by Filipino women in Manila. It also states the 1920 Major League baseball season will open on Wednesday, April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindanao
Manila
He Dip Tee
Where They Found the Ha Attorney and Missing Car Detail
A confusing report describes an incident involving an attorney and agents of the department at a New York base depot. The narrative mentions a search, a wooden case, a handbag used as a prop, and an agent named Poe inspecting a scene with a missing bat or item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groegi Padtnerin
New York
CCTO
Washington
Pawar
Poe
Patt
Phex
Taber
Emma Robinson sails to Cincinnati to stay with son
County Treasurer Robert Danner sold fifteen pieces of real estate at the courthouse door for delinquent taxes. In the Circuit Court, motion for a new trial in Wayne International Building Association v Beckner et al for foreclosure of a mortgage on a Graham Township farm was argued. Beckner not liable for any amount previously. Judge Griffith took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Robinson
Cincinnati
Harry Robinson
Robert Danner
Court House
Circuit Court
Wayne International Building Association
Beckner
Graham Township
Rk. Feemster
Tindall & Cook
Greenfield
Sulzer & Bear
Griffith
Death of Fla vius J. Manville in Indianapolis
Funeral notice announces Fla vius J. Manville died at his Indianapolis home after a week long paralysis stroke at age 62. native of the county, survived by widow Carrie Roberts and two daughters, a son, two brothers, three sisters. additional note about local arrest in Kentucky and unrelated radiator dialogue follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flavius J. Manville
Indianapolis
Welock
Manville
Testamny
C Manville
Carrie Roberts
Bryantscorp
Delmer Hydton
Helen
Butler
Habeert
John Wo
Belle Stuweert
Ales
Louis Vaie Buren
Victoria
This County
American Child Shines at Community Service Christmas Party
A young American attended a hometown Christmas party under Community Service. He received a toy circus and candy, then recovered from a momentary speech pause to impress during cake and ice cream time. The play program aids thousands of American children.
The Good Samaritan Lesson and a Caution on Names
A Sunday school story about the Good Samaritan prompts a pupil to say help from neighbors is needed in trouble. The Christian Register notes remind readers not to judge a ring by the jeweler’s name.
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Christian Register
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